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An Inch of Gold for an Inch of Time
by The Number 12 Looks Like You
supported by 25 fans who also own “Steak, Tits, Football (I Hate Myself)”
I finally will have that cover of My Sharona on wax. ❤️
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Discography
by wecamewithbrokenteeth
supported by 24 fans who also own “Steak, Tits, Football (I Hate Myself)”
Getting this was the best thing that happened today I hope you'll be pressing this on wax
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Mongrel - The Number Twelve Looks Like You
by Silent Pendulum Records
supported by 24 fans who also own “Steak, Tits, Football (I Hate Myself)”
The Number Twelve has become one of my favorite bands since I've known them. Every song and album sounds so different yet still maintaining that unique style I've never heard other mathcore band or any artist in particular have. It's about impossible to get bored of this album, I love Mongrel and it has to be one of the best albums they've released. I adore the instrumentals and how they go from insane madness to groovy Jazz. Also not to mention Jesse and Justin's vocals sound amazing on this!
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Magic Mirror
by Pearl Charles
The L.A. singer-songwriter pushes her '70s California sound into distinctly pop territory.
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Brute Amused Shout
by Antonioni
Seattle's Antonioni combine dream pop, grunge, and anthemic rock into an irresistibly big sound on their much-anticipated full-length debut.
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Office Hours Live presents Slaps, Bops & Bangers
by Tim Heidecker, DJ Douggpound, Vic Berger IV, Daniel Cupps
A compilation of side-splitters from Tim Heidecker’s podcast “Office Hours,” with appearances by Fred Armisen & others.
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Transmetropolitan (Remastered)
by War From a Harlots Mouth
supported by 22 fans who also own “Steak, Tits, Football (I Hate Myself)”
this record has been very formative for me, I was well aware of similar mathcore bands but these guys had something special in their writing.
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